Have You Considered Professional Liability Insurance?
Most businesses purchase general liability insurance to protect their businesses against certain kinds of claims. These claims could include bodily injury and property damage. It is very important for businesses to understand the difference between professional liability and general liability.
Professional Liability insurance, also called “Errors & Omissions” insurance, protects against a claim from a third party who suffers a financial loss as a result of your services or actions.
If someone feels they have suffered a loss or damages due to a professional service, often their next action is a lawsuit. These kinds of actions can be costly and severely reduce a firm’s resources. Professional Liability insurance can help preserve assets and more importantly, help preserve the firm’s reputation.
If you perform any of these services, you may need professional liability insurance:
- Provide any construction management
- Provide advice to clients
- Perform professional services
- Advise client on how to save money
- Provide advice on how to install equipment
- Recommend any building code changes
Industries that typically need Professional Liability Insurance to include:
- Lawyers
- Real estate professionals
- Government
- Contractors
- Churches
- Non Profits
- Travel agents
- Medical professionals
- Technology
Located in San Diego, California, we are licensed in California, Oregon, Texas and Washington with a second office in Seattle, WA.
At Belltown Insurance Agency Inc., each one of our clients are given a dedicated team of experts that work together to proficiently address all your concerns.
We offer all types of Personal Insurance coverages to our clients in California including Auto Insurance, Homeowners Insurance, Individual Life Insurance, Individual Health Insurance, and Motorcycle Insurance.
Give one of our agents a call to save money on your Business Insurance. Some of our Commercial insurance coverages include Business Owners Policy (BOP), General Liability, Bonds, Group Health Insurance, and Commercial Property.